You can’t take us anywhere.

It’s Paul Rudd being adorable, so just click the link and we’ll all move on.

If you’re in the mood for a comedy, you can do a lot worse than this film.

Watch it.

Chris Meloni returns as Gene, the shell-shocked Vietnam vet or GTFO.

From a distance.

Poor Paul Rudd.

Director: Jesse PeretzCast: Paul Rudd, Zooey Deschanel, Rashida Jones, Elizabeth BanksSynopsis: Centers on an idealist dealing with his overbearing mother who crashes at the homes of his three ambitious sisters and brings truth, happiness and a sunny disposition into their lives while also wreaking havoc.

John Cusack subs for Tobey Maguire in ‘The Paperboy,’ and Paul Rudd invents his very own home cryogenics system.

Let’s all pretend that the reason Chris Meloni is leaving “Law & Order: SVU” is to perfect his portrayal of Gene, the shell-shocked Vietnam vet.

You’d have to be an idiot not to notice.

Since none of his projects have titles, this gets very confusing very quickly.

So much idiot in less than two minutes.

There are perks, though.

Brooks is in negotiations for a part in the ‘Knocked Up’ spin-off, which I assume includes a lot of sad puppy dog faces from the Brooks camp.

You’ll laugh so hard you’ll forget how hot she is!

Judd Apatow still wants Paul Rudd to knock up his wife and wants Colin Firth to join in on the fun too!

The New Pornographers have a new video and they’ve thrown a bone to struggling actors like Paul Rudd.

Paul Rudd and Jason Segel’s characters from ‘I Love You, Man’ finally meet Rush in this viral video quasi-sequel, which will hopefully serve as the actual sequel.

Seemed more like the average studio comedy than a Sundance movie. There were a few inspired moments but mostly embarrassing misfires.

The Paul Rudd-starring comedy My Idiot Brother sold for a cool $7 million, with plans for not only a wide release, but $15 million devoted to marketing.

Paul Rudd is, predictably, surrounded by women in the premise for My Idiot Brother, a Brooklyn-set comedy premiering at Sundance later this month.

I’m not really into that Rex Ryan stuff. But if I had to film someone else messing around with my wife, Paul Rudd would be the guy. I like his smug attitude. I bet he’d really put her in her place.

James L. Brooks lost most people after Spanglish so they probably won’t like How Do You Know either, but I appreciate a romantic comedy where people talk about what’s actually going on.

It has been rumored that Paul Rudd would voice the new (dork) muppet Walter in his friend Jason Segel’s The Muppets. Well the actor just called bullsh*t on that idea.

Director: James L. Brooks Cast: Owen Wilson Paul Rudd, Reese Withersoon Synopsis: Feeling a bit past her prime at 27, former athlete Lisa Jorgenson finds herself in the middle of…